Ahkan & Goya Menor's song "Henessey" is a party anthem centered around the enjoyment of luxury and success. The lyrics depict a lavish lifestyle where the protagonists, Ahkan and Goya Menor, are seen as spenders and people with money. The song celebrates their ability to afford expensive drinks like Hennessy and Ace of Spades champagne, as well as their attractiveness to fine girls. The chorus emphasizes the carefree nature of the party, with phrases like "wahala no dey" (no trouble) and "yawa no dey" (no problem). The song suggests that they are living in the moment, leaving behind any worries or hardships they may have. The repeated request to bring more wine reflects the desire to continue the party and escape reality. The lyrics also playfully talk about the importance of having a well-endowed woman in the club, insinuating that it adds to their reputation. They assert their status as big-spenders, implying that people with lesser wealth or physical attributes cannot compete or criticize them. Overall, "Henessey" highlights the desire for a glamorous and carefree lifestyle, where money is no object and enjoyment is the top priority. The song is meant to be a fun and energetic anthem for parties and celebrations.
